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Ballistic imaging [Recurso eletrónico] / Committee to Assess the Feasibility, Accuracy and Technical Capability of a National Ballistics Database ; ed. Daniel L. Cork... [et al.]

Autor institucional: CORK. Daniel L.Idioma: Inglês.Publicação: Washington, DC : National Academies Press, 2008Descrição física: 1 CD-ROM; 12 cmISBN: 0309117259Assunto: 320585 | 321508 | 343053 | 243607 | 227272 | 334103Resumo: Executive summary. Part I - Context for ballistic imaging analysis. 1 Introduction. 2 Firearms and ammunition: physics, manufacturing, and sources of variability. 3 Firearms identification and the use of ballistic evidence. Part II - Current ballistic imaging and databases. 4 Current ballistic imaging technology. 5 Current ballistic image databases: NIBIN and the State Reference Databases. 6 Operational and technical enhancements to NIBIN. 7 Three-dimensional measurement and ballistic imaging. Part III - Implications for a National Reference Ballistic Image Database. 8 Experimental evidence on sources of variability and imaging standards. 9 Feasibility of a national reference ballistic image database. Part IV Future directions. 10 Microstamping: alternative technology for tracing to point of sale. 11 Best standards for future developments in computer-assisted firearms identification. References. Appendixes: A - Gun enforcement and ballistic imaging technology in Boston(Anthony A. Braga). B - Biographical sketches of committee members and staff.
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Executive summary. Part I - Context for ballistic imaging analysis. 1 Introduction. 2 Firearms and ammunition: physics, manufacturing, and sources of variability. 3 Firearms identification and the use of ballistic evidence. Part II - Current ballistic imaging and databases. 4 Current ballistic imaging technology. 5 Current ballistic image databases: NIBIN and the State Reference Databases. 6 Operational and technical enhancements to NIBIN. 7 Three-dimensional measurement and ballistic imaging. Part III - Implications for a National Reference Ballistic Image Database. 8 Experimental evidence on sources of variability and imaging standards. 9 Feasibility of a national reference ballistic image database. Part IV Future directions. 10 Microstamping: alternative technology for tracing to point of sale. 11 Best standards for future developments in computer-assisted firearms identification. References. Appendixes: A - Gun enforcement and ballistic imaging technology in Boston(Anthony A. Braga). B - Biographical sketches of committee members and staff.

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